

(From INSTALL.DOC - see the original file in the Crynwr packet driver
collection for other options and details.)


EtherSLIP

   usage: ethersl [options] packet_int_no [-h] [hardware_irq]
                  [io_addr] [baud_rate] [send_buf_size] [recv_buf_size]

The EtherSLIP driver is a simulated Ethernet adapter.  It
appears to the application software to be an Ethernet driver,
but it transmits and receives SLIP packets on the serial line.

The parameters are as follows. The -h flag is included if you
wish to use hardware handshaking (the packet driver will then
suspend the transmission of characters while CTS is low).  The
hardware_irq is the hardware interrupt number, defaults to 4
(COM1).  The io_addr is the hardware I/O address, defaults to
0x3f8 (COM1).  The baud_rate defaults to 4800 baud.  The
send_buf_size and recv_buf_size default to 3000 each.

